Johnathan Klein is a 1997 Bay Area alum and co-founder of UndauntedK12, whose mission is to support America's K-12 public schools to make an equitable transition to zero carbon emissions.

Jennifer De Leon is a Boston-based writing instructor and author of several young adult novels focused on the experiences of Latinx youth.

With a background in PR, Chad initially thought he would move on to a career path in broadcast journalism or law after his time in the classroom. However, those years—and most of all his students—completely changed his trajectory. After teaching for six more years Chad now works as a school system administrator for San Mateo County.

Emily says that many of the lessons she learned through TFA changed her career trajectory—that kids can do anything, and truly care about their health. These discoveries led her towards a career in pediatrics.

José grew up in a similar community where he taught and held his students to high standards. His belief that all children deserve an excellent education continues to guide his career in education and nonprofit leadership.

As a teacher, Richard was obsessed with the big picture of his students' education and realized it takes an entire ecosystem of people to support student success. He continues to pursue those passions in his career as a community organizer.

Claire's corps experience led her on a career path in tax law, where she supports businesses and individuals.

Connor shares how his career path was shaped by his connection to the close-knit alumni community in the Bay Area.